[Privoxy-users] forward-override based on user-agent tag does opposite of what it should
Synan B
rsbernt at gmail.com
Wed Oct 25 13:44:24 CEST 2023
I forgot to mention several things (as FYI):
1. User Agent Switchers do not work on https sites - the browser sends
the original string, so the spoofed agent must be hard-coded to the
browser, such as
general.useragent.override some-string in the case of Firefox about:config
2. Firefox works as expected after hard coding the User Agent string and
entering the Privoxy IP in the browser's proxy settings for http/https.
Opera, for example does not, because there's no such setting - it's
supposed to read the user environment.
3. I have systemd.resolved disabled (I use dnsmasq + dnscrypt-proxy) so
maybe that's why environment settings for https proxy don't work. I'll
have to check that.
4. The best solution I can think of is to use a separate browser (with
everything properly configured) when I want to go through Tor - hence my
FOLLOW-UP QUESTION in the previous email.
Thank you & Regards.
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